Wedding Crasher (1999)

Others: Positive

¡Oh, cómo odio viajar! Así que cuando recibí una invitación para visitar a un pariente perdido hace mucho tiempo que vive muy, muy lejos, no chillé de alegría. Pero Thea, Trap y Benjamin pensaron que sonaba a tontería. Me arrastraron hasta el castillo de locos en Penny-Pincher Peak. ¡Serpientes de cascabel masticadoras de ratas! Nunca debí haber accedido a ir con ellos....

ISBN:: 9781435208865
Length:: 111 pages

Genres: young adult

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